KIST links Korean quantum startups with U.S. firms
KIST (Korea Institute of Science and Technology) is helping Korean quantum technology startups partner with companies in the U.S. The initiative took place at the Quantum World Congress 2026, aiming to link startups with potential business and research partners abroad. The focus is on building relationships that could help Korean companies expand and bring quantum innovations to a broader market.
- KIST supports Korean quantum startups' US expansion
- Initiative staged at Quantum World Congress 2026
- Focus is partnership-building with US businesses
- Program aims to take Korean quantum tech global
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